Indian fugitive Mehul Choksi is in Cuba?

Infamous Indian fugitive Mehul Chinubhai Choksi has escaped Antigua and Barbuda and is currently shifted to his luxury farmhouse in Cuba, revealed Mehul Choksi’s close aide Govin.

In conversation with WIC News, Nigel Joan revealed that Govin – a close aide of Mehul Choksi – told him that he (Joan) was living with Mehul Choksi after he fled India following multi-million fraud and reached Antigua and Barbuda. “Mehul Choksi has left the country and most probably is currently residing in his another luxurious home in Cuba,” said Govin to Joan.

A close aide of Choksi also revealed another exclusive information about his another citizenship of the Caribbean country. Govin said, “I am not sure about which country, but Mr Choksi has another citizenship of an island situated in the Caribbean region apart from Antigua and Barbuda.”

According to Joan, Govin told him that Choksi left the country due to fear of being extradited to India as pressure was mounting on Prime Minister Gaston Browne to take strict action against the international fugitive.

WIC News correspondent reached out to government officials to confirm the exit of Mehul Choksi, where several senior Members of the Cabinet expressed happiness following Choksi’s escape yet refused to provide any official statement.

Tragically, the people of India will have to wait for another 10 years before they could get back their money or bring the international fugitive to justice.

Born on May 5, 1959, Mehul Choksi is an Indian-born fugitive businessman. He fled India after being wanted by the Indian judicial authorities for criminal conspiracy, cheating, criminal breach of trust, and dishonesty, including corruption, money laundering and delivery of property.

Choksi owns Gitanjali group, a jewellery company that has more than 4000 stores in India. He was not only involved in stock market manipulation in 2013 but arrest warrants against him have also been issued in India following the alleged Punjab national bank fraud case.

Mr Choksi is accused of allegedly perpetrating $2.5 billion fraud along with his nephew Nirav Modi. The latter is also wanted in India and is currently fighting his case against extradition in the UK court.